I think its so brave of Jess Carter to share her experience, #BreakTheSilence is a great message here! 
I mean, we've all been there, scrolling through our feeds and seeing those nasty comments, it's like a punch to the gut 
. But what's even more inspiring is how she found support in her team and manager Sarina Wiegman, that's what squad goals are made of! 
It just goes to show that we don't have to face these struggles alone #TeamWorkMatters.And I'm totally with Jess on this one, the pressure on black players is REAL
. We need to recognize that racism and scrutiny go beyond the football pitch, its a systemic issue that needs to be addressed. Let's create a more inclusive environment for everyone, especially our black female athletes who deserve nothing but support and respect #JusticeForJess.But what really gets me is how she found her confidence back on the field, especially in that final match against Spain
. It's like, all those doubts and fears just melted away, and she was unstoppable! We can all learn from Jess's journey, it's a reminder to take care of ourselves, surround ourselves with good people, and trust our abilities #BelieveInTheGirl.
! It's crazy to think she was going through that kind of stuff and feeling isolated 
. But it's amazing how sharing her story with her team helped her find support 
. I mean, Sarina Wiegman is like a rockstar for her 
. And yeah, the pressure on black players is real 
. And can we talk about how important it is for players (and fans!) to call out racism when they see it? 
It's not just about Jess, but all the black players who are going through similar experiences 
.
... we need more of that in football (and life in general!) 
!